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"I moved into my house in 1995. There was all ready an in-ground (plaster) pool when we moved in. It had been built in 1990 by Sylvan Pools. The pool was beautiful until around 2010. There were a couple of spots at the bottom of the steps where the re-bar was showing through. So, I decided to have it re-plastered in 2012. I thought they did a good job, at first. The last day the worker, who put water into the pool, left a stain. Okay, I put up with that. Soon after, I tried to turn on the pool light & it didn't come on. It was flooded with water. Okay again, since I never use the pool light. But, starting about 3-4 years ago my pool has started to get more & more stains in it. We live in Phoenix Arizona. We don't close our pool & the pump is run everyday. This year we have had a terrible time with algae. While dealing with it I'm finding more & more hairline cracks in the plaster. "The original pool looked great for 20+ years. This one maybe 4 or 5 years. ""ADEQUATE"" seems" "to be the ""norm"" anymore.""

"Excellent customer service! Jeff fixed my hot tub quickly and was very friendly."

"Vista Hills Pools does an outstanding job keeping my pool sparkling and in good condition. In the first year with my pool I went through 2 different pool service companies before finding Vista Hills and have been using them ever since."

"We had a complete closet demo and remodel.
Complete Tub fixture replacement. 
Downstairs replacement of baseboards of center island & pantry baseboards.
These were just a start of the items we wanted to begin.  After the visit, we were told that we would have an email with examples of closets and associated estimates. No email or phone call was provided after the visit. Very odd considering that they were recommended so highly in the community.  

---Do not know if this is any relevance or not, but we are an LGBT family and it very obvious to us while making the appointment that this is a Christian organization. This made no difference to us, as we just wanted the jobs completed.---

Update: The owner and his daughter personally visited us this evening and profusely apologized for his company dropping the ball. He reiterated that his company does not discriminate and asked for a second chance to earn our business. He seemed genuinely upset and wanted to assure us that he valued our business. We believe him and want to encourage others to give this company a chance to earn your trust. "

"Craig was quick to diagnose the issue and get hot water working again quickly! I found my new plumber!"

"They are a great father-son team who each have their own specialties, and they had other jobs going on at the same time as ours, so they were in and out of our yard for quite a while, but things have finally gotten done. We were luckily not in a bug hurry, and things are looking good now."

"My swimming pool has had a water leak that caused my household to use almost 4 times as much water as usual, for each of the past several months. I had narrowed it down to the water being supplied to the pool causing the excessive water usage, and called American Leak Detection to find the cause. I researched several agencies through the Internet, and decided that the higher price quoted ($465 after the 5% Angie's List coupon, for the pool with built-in spa) was worth the peace of mind of knowing I'd picked arguably the best company around for the job. I had quotes as low as $200, but when they found out a spa could be involved, they said it might run $400, and some said that if the leak turned out to be difficult to locate, they would have to go to a specialist (like American Leak Detection) at that additional cost to me, to pinpoint the leak. Since there is a lot of plumbing that runs under cement topped by Cool Deck, pinpointing the leak could be paramount. So, by paying more, I would have the most expert agency find the leak. I was even happier when told that they also could do repairs, so I wasn't going to have to go to another company who hadn't diagnosed the problem for resolution of the issue.
Rod came out to do the service, and was there right on time as scheduled. He has dozens of years of experience, including years working with swimming pools, and I felt totally confident in his work. He was very professional, explaining everything I asked about, and very personable. My pool was unusual in that it has two sets of pool returns, one set never used in the 9 years since it was built. Rod figured out how the plumbing was run, that the leak was in this unused return line, and plugged the return drains near the bottom of the pool. While he might have pressured me to repair/replace the bad return line, he took the more pragmatic approach to plug the lines and shut the valve that fed this line from the pump. I really appreciated this, since it will have absolutely no negative effect on my pool or how it is filtered, and prevents a huge waste of money that I simply wouldn't have wanted to invest. He allowed me time to test each step in deciding what was necessary (using the bucket test procedure), giving me several days I wanted to make sure the cause(s) were completely pinpointed and were resolved.
Since he found the leak had nothing to do with the spa, and he didn't have to even test the spa lines, my bill was greatly reduced... only $365 was charged with the added repair work included (a diver making another trip to plug the lines). I'm confident that this is no higher and probably much lower than any other agency would have charged.
If I ever have another water leak that needs this service, I won't even pause before calling Bonnie and asking for an appointment with American Leak Detection!"

"We first contacted Henson's fiberglass last year (July 2013) for a ballpark estimate with our rough measurements via email, and received a prompt response. After deciding this winter that we absolutely had to do something about the pool this upcoming year, we contacted Henson's via their website, and Tom came out in mid-January 2014, measured, discussed with us our options, and gave us an estimate that matched the ballpark figure from last year. We thanked him for his time, and told him we would get back to him after taxes so that we knew what we were working with in terms of funds.
We called him back in late March and signed a contract for him to get started. He told us they could set up to drain the pool on a Thursday (he was leaving town Friday), and that then we could turn the drain pump on Sunday so that it would be ready Monday for cleaning and prep, and that we would have our pool in a maximum of 10 to 12 business days, but hopefully only about 5. Since we had decided to go with the granite glass band around the top due to some of the original tiles being missing, I told his prep guy on Thursday that I would like to save some of the tile around the top when he came back, to use as a backsplash on a cabinet top remodel I am doing for the kids' bathroom. The prep guy said okay, and asked me how much I wanted, and I told him about 4 feet of tile. He said that normally they just putty over the tile, which I didn't know, as I assumed when the demo/prep work was done all of the tile would be removed (this is what happened when my mother-in-law had her pool resurfaced in Texas), and replaced with the band. Since I felt bad that I was having him do extra work in removing tile, the kids and I worked over the weekend to remove tile from the shallow end where it would be easier to putty (we have a diving pool so the deep end would have been really unkind). While we were removing tile, the kids asked that we take more tile to make their entire counter top the tile instead of just the backsplash. I agreed, and we removed about 20 feet of tile (still all in the shallow end). Monday, I get a call from the prep guy asking that we not remove the tile as Tom wasn't happy about it, as it creates a need for more putty. Too late :( I list all this out, as I am hoping that it makes others aware to specify ahead of time what can and can't be done.
Anyways, prep work continues off and on from Monday to Thursday (4/7 to 4/10) before we see Tom (and it was frustrating to see only a couple hours prep work done each day because we were worried about how long the pool could sit empty for, but I looked it up, and it was mentioned online that the same prep work gets done at multiple houses in a day, so just because we didn't see a lot going on, the guys were working, just being the most efficient for all customers, so as not to create long wait times). He told us that he was behind and asked if he could work on the weekend. Ha! I don't care, it's not my weekend you're messing up, go right on ahead :) So Tom came out both Saturday and Sunday and worked (his wife even came and helped him), and our pool was finished the afternoon of 4/15 (which we were really grateful for since we'd already committed to a pool party for Easter, oops) and filling.
My only real complaints are the lack of cleanup from his prep team, and a small bit from Tom himself. It's a minor detail but frustrating regardless... at one point during the prep, the secondary prep guy scooped up the last of the debris from the bottom of the pool and dumped it on our desert rock and left it there (about 1 foot by 2 foot patch, a couple inches high), and then Tom left scraps of fiberglass, and we had offered our blower to him from the beginning, so I would have appreciated both of those things being taken care of, but I'm very leery of any form of confrontation and my husband wasn't home, so nothing was done about it because I was too chicken to speak up.
Other than that, I love our pool. It is gorgeous, and fiberglass is amazing. It is truly non-porous, as we were filling it, the water beaded up on the surface, rather than getting it wet like another material would. I do however wish we'd gone with a new tile instead of the granite band, because the water refraction makes it difficult to gauge how full our pool is, where the old tile had a line of grout that I gauged by. I'm probably going to have to do something like take a Sharpie and mark it in some unobtrusive spot (under the diving board maybe!) so that I have that visual aid. The startup chemicals were also really cheap in comparison with our old pool. We used 3 lbs of shock and 8 lbs of stabilizer and we were done. Utter disbelief. I have read reviews of fiberglass and am hoping that we get the same 25-40 years mentioned elsewhere before we have to redo it, because by that time, we'll make the kids pay for it so their kids can swim HA!
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"The repair went great. They knew what needed to be repaired and completed in a timely manner. The cost of the repair met my budgetary needs. I now have hired Gator Pools to do my weekly maintenance."

"Lone Mountain has been performing weekly service on my pool for the past 1-1/2 years, and for the previous owner. Joe is punctual, knowledgeable and explains anything that might need to be fixed, with cost. The above price is the monthly cost, and the service is on a weekly basis (NO completion date!)"